Veterinary parasitology Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

VETERINARY PARASITOLOGY > WEEK 1 > COMPLETE EXAM REVIEW, QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, GRADED A+/ 1. Q biosystem A two different species interact with each other over a significant period of time or the relationship is essential to at least one partner 2 Q symbiotic relationships A commensalism and mutualism 3 Q commensalism A “eating with,” one benefits and the other isn’t harmed 4 Q commensalism examples A scavengers, phoresis, honey bee mites 5 Q mutualism A bot...

Heartworms are parasitic what? a. Hookworms b. Roundworms c. Tapeworms d. Earthworms b. Roundworms Coccidiosis is caused by what kind of parasite? a. Insect b. Protozoa c. Roundworm d. Nematode b. Protozoa Previous Play Next Rewind 10 seconds Move forward 10 seconds Unmute 0:00 / 0:15 Full screen Brainpower Read More Giardia protozoa release what in the feces of contaminated animals? a. Eggs b. Worms c. Cysts d. Nematodes c. Cysts Some mites are ...

VETERINARY PARASITOLOGY > INTRO TO VETERINARY PARASITOLOGY EXAM REVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, GRADED A+/ 1 Q what is the importance of veterinary parasitology? A  Economics (production expenditures and losses; practice revenues)  Animal welfare  Human disease (zoonoses) 2 Q what is symbiosis? A Relationship where an organism spends part or all of its life intimately associated with another living organism of a different species 3 Q what are the three main types of...

VETERINARY PARASITOLOGY > LABORATORY SAMPLES / COMPLETE EXAM REVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, GRADED A+. 1 Q What information in required for all samples? A Patient information, client name & file number, sample type, means of collection, date and time of collection, Patient history. 2 Q Which collection tubes are used for collecting serum samples? A Red Top Tubes, Gold Top or Tiger Top tubes 3 Q What is the preferred tube for CBC samples? A Lavender Top Tube 4 Q Which tub...

VETERINARY PARASITOLOGY > WEEK 2/ EXAM PREVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, 100% ACCURATE, GRADED A+ 1.Q How do parasites differ from their free living counterpart? A sensory organs, locomotive organs, digestive tract, adherence location, reproduction 2 Q ectoparasites: flea A adapted to be blood suckers, no wings, simple eyes, compressed bodies, and backward projecting spines, hairs to feel vibration 3 Q endoparasites: tapeworm A no digestive tract, simple eyes, flat bodies, ...

Laboratory Manual for Laboratory Procedures for Veterinary Technicians 7TH Edition 2024 Complete Contents 1. The Veterinary Practice Laboratory, 1 2. Hematology, 18 3. Hemostasis, 49 4. Immunology, 57 5. Urinalysis, 68 6. Clinical Chemistry, 93 7. Microbiology, 105 8. Parasitology, 117 9. Cytology, 129

VETERINARY PARASITOLOGY > INTRO TO PROTOZOA EXAM REVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, 100% ACCURATE, GRADED A+/ VERIFIED. 1 Q what is a protozoa? A single-celled eukaryote 2 Q why has the term protozoa fallen out of favor? A “catch-all term” 3 Q what are the different stages of protozoa? A  zoite  cyst  ont 4 Q what is -zoite? A motile form

Beginner Veterinary Study Guide Questions and Answers Rated A+ what is a device used to spin and separate specimens to prepare them for viewing under a microscope? Centrifuge What is an enclosure larger than a cage or dog pen where dogs are exercised or kept in veterinary hospitals Dog run What is a diagnostic test commonly performed in veterinary hospitals to determine the presence of parasites? Fecal examinations What is an ointment that protects the eyes of a dog or other anim...

veterinary technician complete (3 years) > Parasitology > Exam Review questions and answers, 100% Accurate, Graded A+ All information that was taught while attending Vanier College's "Animal Health Technology" Program, located in St-Laurent Montreal. 1 Q What is the generic name of pyran A Pyrantel pamoate 2 Q What is the generic name for s-125 A Sulfadimethoxine 3 Q Between the modified knots technique and the difil test, which technique allows for differentiation D...

Well organised neat notes covering Term 2 of Principles of Science in the Royal Veterinary College course for BVETMED2 Notes include; diagrams, and titles organised by numbering system and contents pages, photos with annotations, mindmaps Mini Modules covered; Principles of virology Principles of Parasitology Cellular Biology Acid-Base Balance